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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 October 1939, Page 1

COME TO SADLER’S AND SEE , MALHAM’S BEDDING-OUT PLANTS. ■ Now on display. Most varieties 1/- doz. j SPECIAL: 8 Cases only, Statesman, 401 b. cases; 6/-. SPRING CABBAGE: Large, 9d and lOd each. CAULIFLOWERS: From 6d, 8d and 1/- each. SWEDES: Best table, 2/3 quarter. CUT FLOWERS: Best Poppies, Freisias and Yellows, all 9d bunch. SADLERS’ FOR SERVICE Opp- Opera House. : ’Phone 497. LOST AND FOUND. Twelve words, 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 ROUND: Gent’s Gold Wristlet Watch. —Apply Star Office. ROUND: The right name for those • people who insist on using blunt Lawn-mowers. Send your MOWER to be OVERHAULED and SHARPENED in our machine, factory method, and avoid being called one. Satisfaction tor 10/-, including cartage, is dirt cheap. Ring Greenhill’s, phone 428, or AbbieRamage, Cobden, phone 167. ELECTRIC LAWNMOWER SERVICE, (J. ALLAN, Principal), COBDEN. — BL|C NOT(CESi FRESH CRAYFISH FRESH FISH. PRESTON’S GREYMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. CLEAN-UP WEEK. / COMMENCING ON MONDAY NEXT, October 16, and continuing for the succeeding FOUR DAYS, that is, from MONDAY to FRIDAY of next week, a comprehensive rubbish collection will be carried out throughout the whole of the Borough. The usual rubbish collection rounds will NOT be done, except in the case of hotels, etc., where a collection is done twice weekly. In lieu thereof, the following areas will be covered on the days mentioned : — GREYMOUTH: MONDAY. Blaketown, Preston Road, and the area between Boundary Street and the Lagoon. TUESDAY. . Block bounded by Mawhera Quay. Boundary Street, Victoria Park, and the Railway. WEDNESDAY. Block bounded by Railway, Herbert Street, Murray Street and the hills. THURSDAY. The remainder of the town northwards of the centre line of Buccleugh Street. FRIDAY. All that part of the town southwards of the centre line of Buccleugh Street. COBDEN. MONDAY. AH that area lying to the north-west of the centre line of Newcastle Street, Tuesday. All that area lying to the south-east of the centre line of Newcastle Street, The Borough will provide the vehicles and men which may be rerequired to remove all rubbish, of any description other than trades wastes, which may be placed by occupiers or owners of property, on the kerb of the footpath, or outside the gate of any street where no such kerb exists. The collection will commence at 8 a.m. daily, and rubbish MUST be ready for removal at that hour. HELP TO CLEAN UP YOUR TOWN. F. H. DENTON, Town Clerk.

GARDEN INFORMATION. "jITAKE your garden more beautiful by planting these sensational Plants. (DO IT NOAV): PRUNUS PERSICA SPLENDENS (Double Cerise Peach): The brightest Spring flowering tree; 4/6 each. PR UNUS POLLARDII: Flowering Almond. Large single rose coloured flowers; splendid for cutting; 4/6 each. PEACH PLUM CROSS (Novelty): Large single pink flowers; bronze foliage; price 5/- each. PRUNUS CAMPANULATA: The brightest flowering cherry grown; 7/6 each. MAGNOLIA AVILSONII: Rare Chinese species; white with couspicous crimson centre. Price 7/6 each. MAGNOLIA SINENSIS: A splendid white flowered species; 7/6 each. MAGNOLIA STELLATA: The small growing star flowered Magnolia. Ring, write, or better still, call! NAIRN’S NURSERIES LTD. (W. J. HUMM, Manager) LINCOLN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Box 42G. Telephone 35-675. UNITED DENTAL SERVICE K. W. McCLURG, 8.D.5., N. S. HENRY, B.D.S. 1 89 Worcester Street. CHRISTCHURCH (Opp. Avon Theatre). Telephone 36.011. FERRORDOR FAINT The best paint to stand all weathers is “FERRORDOR.” which is used extensively for wood and ironwork. Unequalled for roofs. Procurable in any colour. DISPATCH FOUNDRY CO. LTD. AGENTS, P.O. Box 26, Greymouth. ’Phones: Nos. 391 and 213.